The Connection Between Anarchist Black Cross Network and the Boston Indymedia Center
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Recently,
proto-revolutionary activity by the Boston Anarchist Black
Cross got them on the Homeland Security radar map as a nascent
Commun-esque terrorist group. Local member John Riley wrote to
the Boston Herald to enhance his notoriety and explain the
organizational hit list his group is developing. Herein we expose
bABC's connections to Boston Indymedia Center.
Anarchist Black Cross Network is a decentralized communist
revolutionary organization based on Russia's Anarchist Red Cross.
It is bridged to Boston Indymedia Center via BAAM of Boston. Most
IMC and BAAM members share the ABC belief system, and are provided
realspace by the Lucy Parsons Center. The nature of all four
organizations are decentralized, therefore the deliberately loose
nature of noospace connection constitutes a firm connection in terms of
organization and revolutionary planning.
The ABC Offensive platform:
"1
.Organizing defense committees on behalf of
prisoners framed
or railroaded through the Capitalist courts for their political and
social beliefs or prison organizing.
...
5. Securing
Anarchist and other revolutionary materials for prisoners
to read, and fight for their right to receive this literature if prison
officials try to ban or prohibit such literature for any
reason.http://www.anarchistblackcross.org/abc/network.html
...
8.
Organizing and/or participating in coalitions with poor people's
movements, prison support, Third World/people of color, Women's rights,
Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Transgender, Church, Left-wing, and other diverse
groups, so as to win them over and to integrate the prison struggle
into the general movement for social change."
e.g. ABC is
a Marxist organization trying to consolidate decadent scum
into a united front against western civilization.
BAAM affiliated with Boston ABC and IMC:
"The Anarchist
Black Cross Network (ABCN) is
a decentralized network of local groups that work
strategically against capitalism and the state by targeting its prison
system and the prison-industrial complex. The Network supports
imprisoned comrades through letter-writing campaigns, legal help, and
visits when possible. It also works to call attention to the rising
incarceration rate and its link to capitalism, along with exposing the
truth behind the private prison industry and for-profit imprisonment."
"The Anarchist Black Cross of
Boston is affliated with the
larger Anarchist Black Cross Network (ABCN). Boston-ABC fits into this
picture as the the
defensive arm of the local anarchist struggle. We hope to help forge an
organized support network for local activist in need. We've all seen
the Boston Police Special-Ops Strike Force and their black-on-black
uniforms. We all know why they do not wear badges. This is the latest
local aspect of the nationwide paramilitarization of the police forces.
We must act now and build organizations to help defend our communities
from this threat."
"BAAM
has regular
monthly planning meetings on the first
Tuesday of every month at 7pm at the Lucy Parsons Center"
http://www.baamboston.org/abc/
Boston
ABC PMB 258 198 Tremont
Street Boston, MA
02116
The second and third links of BAAM are:
Lucy Parsons
Center -
Radical bookstore in Boston. Valuable resource for anarchists in the
metropolitan Boston area Boston
Indymedia -
Post your news and views. Stay informed about your
community.
First link under Prisons is:
Anarchist
Black Cross Network
- Resist and support those who are resisting
Tightening the connections:
ABC events are transmitted by Boston IMC using the Radicalendar link,
the "news postings" on Boston IMC consist of ABC style propaganda and
announcements to gather for upcoming anarchist events (flash
protests). Most other posting is deleted from IMC, whose
ultraleft-leaning censorship policy is developed in a collective soviet
style forum. Lucy Parsons Center hosts these various groups, i.e
IMC on Monday, BAAM On Tuesday, Northeast Antifa on Wednesday.
The groups cross-promote and cross-pollinate. Literature and
posters from all groups at circulate in the same room at LPC.
There is no other type of organizing at this location which could prove
that it is merely a random assemblage of groups with differing views.
Further, the structure of the IMC server, which invites open posting,
is heavily content managed by a small kadre of anarchists, socialists,
and gender marxists to ensure that anything critical of the ABC
worldview is deleted, hidden, or disrupted. The controllers of
IMC resort to blacklisting, and libel entrapment schemes when they fail
to contol the debates they host. Both IMC and ABC exist due to a
proliferation of free resources and free society, wherein they beg or
borrow the tools necessary to fight it.